Someone in Honkai: Star Rail, a Healer

Lin Nai didn't hesitate either, getting up and following.

Afterward.

Lin Nai watched Kafka go on a rampage while he drank his milk tea and started to OMO.

By the time they reached the base cabin section (reception center) and met up with Silver Wolf.

He had also rested enough.

"Hoo..."

"Lin Nai, are you alright?" Silver Wolf quickly walked up to Lin Nai and extended a hand.

"Ah... I'm fine, and don't just touch me randomly!"

Lin Nai instinctively took two steps back, avoiding the other's restless, grabbing hand.

"I'm just concerned about you, what are you afraid of?"

"Afraid you'll take advantage."

"Tch, like I care."

Kafka stood to the side, smiling as she watched their interaction.

Oh my.

This is interesting~

Hmm... but Silver Wolf, you really don't care?

"Let's go, to the room where the Stellaris is kept."

"..."*2

Silver Wolf: You told him?

Kafka: No, why would I?

Lin Nai: Is there a possibility I figured it out myself?

Silver Wolf: ???

Silver Wolf: How did you join our internal channel?

Lin Nai: You mean eye contact? We did that a lot back then, don't you remember?

Silver Wolf: Oh, right.

Silver Wolf pouted. If she had known, she wouldn't have taught Lin Nai back then.

It's like trying to communicate with your deskmate using Morse code during an exam, only to find out the invigilator knows it too.

"Let's go, I'll be watching you from now on, lest you pull some crazy stunt on me."

Even if he didn't lead the way, these two could still find the Stellaris.

It was just a matter of time. It was better to resolve this quickly.

To avoid trouble.

The Trailblazer's birth was quite important.

"Lin Nai... I..."

Silver Wolf bit her lip, looking at Lin Nai walking ahead, wanting to say something.

But her mind was blank.

She had no idea how to start a conversation.

Kafka still wore a smile, watching Silver Wolf clumsily try to say something but not knowing how to begin.

It was a shame it wasn't a good opportunity, otherwise, she would definitely have taken a picture with her phone.

"Alright, it's not like I don't know you." Lin Nai waved his hand. "I trust you, Silver Wolf."

"I've always trusted you, just like years ago, no matter what."

"Really... then who do you trust more, me or Black Tower?"

"Ah?"

Lin Nai's smile froze. He looked at Silver Wolf in confusion.

Has anyone ever told you that you're ruining the mood like this?

This is like asking: If Black Tower and I fell into the water, who would you save?

"Pfft..."

Kafka finally couldn't help but laugh out loud, attracting their attention.

"It's nothing, you guys continue," Kafka said, covering her mouth as she smiled, gesturing for them to continue.

Lin Nai and Silver Wolf both rolled their eyes, ignoring the woman behind them.

Chapter Twenty-Seven: Kafka: Child, the day you were born...

Interastral Peace Corporation.

The place where the Stellaris is stored.

Silver Wolf began its work, starting to deactivate the Stellaris's protection program.

Lin Nai stood to the side, wanting to speak but hesitating.

How to put it.

He knew the password.

But seeing Silver Wolf looking so serious, he decided against it and just stayed to the side, OMO.

At this moment, all that was needed was a smile.

Smile.

Kafka walked up to the Stellaris, took it out of its containment, and came to Silver Wolf's side.

Silver Wolf pointed at the virtual screen, "The vessel is ready. You decide."

Silver Wolf then displayed an image, and Kafka reached out to catch it, gazing at the two figures on the screen.

"Elio said this choice will change many things."

"Elio also said that the one who makes this choice must be you."

Silver Wolf took out bubble gum from its pocket and popped it into its mouth, chewing.

"Lin Nai, do you want some gum?" Silver Wolf looked at the person leaning beside it.

"No imported ones, thank you," Lin Nai replied, using the same words he used to refuse Silver Wolf in the bedroom.

"Get lost, I wouldn't do that! I won't give you any if you want it later!"

Silver Wolf rolled its eyes and took out bubble gum from another pocket, tossing it over.

Lin Nai reached out to catch it, opened the wrapper, and popped it into his mouth. "It's fine. All you need to do is record your voice later. Just listening to you bathe is enough for me to eat three bowls of rice."

"Are you a pervert?!"

Silver Wolf couldn't maintain its composure, its cool little face completely breaking. It angrily threw a punch.

Lin Nai took a step back. "Hey~ You can't hit me."

Silver Wolf gave him the middle finger, too lazy to deal with this childish big boy.

"Lin Nai."

"?" Lin Nai looked curiously at Kafka. "What's up?"

"I'm curious, do you prefer girls or boys?"

"?"

Lin Nai looked confused, tilting his head in puzzlement. "Uh... Kafka, what do you mean?"

"The future child."

"Either is fine."

"Such a casual answer,"

Silver Wolf quipped, blowing a bubble, but its gaze remained fixed on Lin Nai.

Kafka smiled and shook her head, reaching out and selecting a female vessel.

"Do you want to give her a new name?" Silver Wolf inquired.

"Mm... Lin Nai, what do you think?"

Kafka passed the question to Lin Nai. She chose the vessel, but anyone could name it.

"Ah? I'm involved in this too?" Lin Nai was stunned upon hearing Kafka's words.

"What's that saying again? Oh... to give you a sense of participation."

"It feels a bit strange," Lin Nai rubbed his chin. "You really want me to do it?"

Kafka and Silver Wolf nodded.

"Galaxy Baseball Man?"

"???"

"Idiot, we're naming a person, not a screen name!" Silver Wolf glared at him.

"Got it, got it. I was just joking to lighten the mood," Lin Nai waved his hand. "Silver Wolf, you have no sense of humor."

"Cells, maybe?"

"Perhaps?"

Lin Nai looked at the female vessel. This person would become the famous Trailblazer later.

"Then let's call her... Xing."

It was Xing.

Not Simba, though.

Upon hearing this, Kafka blinked in surprise before smiling.

Is it the same as before?

Kafka turned the image in her hand into a cube and tossed it towards the virtual screen in front of Silver Wolf.

Silver Wolf lightly tapped it.

A body began to materialize as if being 3D printed.

Kafka held the Stellaris and gazed tenderly at Xing, asking Silver Wolf beside her, "How much... does she remember?"

"At least she'll remember you."

Kafka let out a soft chuckle, gently embracing Xing, and placed the hand holding the Stellaris on the vessel's chest.

"Time to wake up."

The Stellaris, filled with golden light, was injected into Xing's body.

Before long.

Xing opened her eyes, standing dazed, and looked at the three people before her.

Lin Nai pondered.

For some reason, a sentence surfaced in his mind.

Kafka:

Child, on the day you were born, your name echoed softly throughout the Black Tower Space Station: Xing.